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Middle Eastern investors explore Cambodia’s Muslim-friendly tourism and investment potential

Tourism Minister Huot Hak met Middle Eastern investors in Ho Chi Minh City on September 4 to discuss investment opportunities and Muslim-friendly tourism. He highlighted incentives, infrastructure and readiness to welcome visitors.

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Cambodia’s tourism minister thanked investors from Middle Eastern countries for their interest in Cambodia’s tourism potential, particularly Muslim-friendly tourism, and for exploring investment opportunities. Tourism Minister Huot Hak spoke on the evening of September 4 at the Rex Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City with investors doing business across sectors there. The meeting addressed Cambodia’s political, social and economic situation and investment opportunities. Huot Hak highlighted peace, political and social stability, safety for investors and international visitors, investor incentives and guarantees, the rapidly growing potential of an emerging tourism market, an active and skilled workforce, and improved infrastructure. The minister described Cambodia as a safe, friendly, welcoming and attractive international destination. He said Cambodia remains committed to peace, friendship and good cooperation with friendly countries under all circumstances, to support economic and social development and ensure the safety and well-being of Cambodians, Vietnamese friends and tourists and all international visitors. He stressed that Cambodia is ready to welcome Muslim visitors. Preah Sihanouk Provincial Television — By: ង៉ែត ពិសាន្ត
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